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There has been a sharp rise in residential property sales falling through before completion.

Shared Ownership Week 2022 starts today.

Anti-landlord sentiment has pervaded the Conservative Party Conference across many of the main and fringe events.

A joint statement from both bodies said NAPSA and TPO are focused on providing guidance and support to property sourcing agents across the UK.

Further political uncertainty would have a negative impact on the housing market.

Forget stamp duty – privatise planning holds the key to increasing much-needed housing supply, says agent.

Agents in London, Crewe, Nottingham, and Manchester have been thrown out of the Ombudsman scheme.

There seems to be a collective case of hysteria going on right now when what is needed are calm, knowledgeable heads.

Snippets of property industry news: Spicerhaart appoints HR director; The Charters Group hires new chief financial officer; Bloor unveils new marketing manger

The company says it is concerned about the availability of credit and, therefore, an imminent drop in property prices.

New Code of Practice and an independent Ombudsman for consumers launches today.

The estate agency will not charge any commission throughout October.

A general election would almost certainly add to uncertainty weighing on housing market confidence.

Homebuyer demand levels have weakened as economic pressures and the increased cost of borrowing cause many people to re-evaluate their home buying aspirations.

The Boiler Upgrade Scheme application process is so complex property agents and their landlords do not think it is worth applying to, according to Propertymark.

UK property price growth flatlined last month with a stronger slowdown expected in the coming months.

Exposed files contained information including bank accounts, contact details, date of birth, health and medical records, as well as tax and national insurance number.

Dexters has drafted in grocery industry heavyweight Justin King to provide support and guidance to the business.

Agents signing up to gLocalAgent will be able to set their own fees and keep up to 70% of their commission.

A 10% drop in average home prices ‘would take us back to where we were last summer’, says Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank.